Allow $var nad @macro to be treated as one word.#14
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You introduced a trailing comma, which is incompatible with ST2. |
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Ok, made that change to the pull request. |
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@MattDiesel Please fix the conflicts |
…esel-patch-1 # Conflicts: # AutoIt.sublime-settings
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This is the configuration as I currently have it. It makes selection variables much easier.
However, I'm not sure that sublime-settings is the right place to put it, and it will override any custom word_separators settings.